Music

It’s Thursday, and that means it’s time for another round of music for Rock Band! This week’s songs include releases from Flight of the Conchords. You can pick up each individual song for $1.99. The Rock Band Rivals Season 8 Spotlight Pass can be

It’s Thursday, and that means it’s time for another round of music for Rock Band! This week’s songs include releases from Coheed and Cambria and Greta Van Fleet. For the first two weeks of release, songs can be purchased individually for $1.49.

In this episode of the Fandomania: Geek Music podcast, I talk to Key Jay. His latest release is a video for his upcoming album, Project Kingdom XIII. We also talk about a couple of his previous releases that you can find on Spotify.

It’s Thursday, and that means it’s time for another round of music for Rock Band! This week’s songs include releases from The Devil Wears Prada and Mayday Parade. Each song is available for the usual $1.99, and you also can pick up the Season 8

In this episode of the Fandomania: Geek Music podcast, I talk to Ryako. Her debut release is Fangirl, an old-school nerdcore album which also features some pretty great cosplay in the accompanying PDF.

Fandomania was back to see the annual Dragon Con Parade this year, and it was better than ever! Check out the gallery below for some of the best cosplay, guests, and floats marching through Downtown Atlanta over Labor Day weekend!

In this episode of the Fandomania: Geek Music podcast, I talk to Sarah Donner. Her latest release is Broadway Nerds Sing Broadway, which features many guests that have also appeared on this podcast. She’s also one half of the band Kittens Slay Dragons,

In this episode of the Fandomania: Geek Music podcast, I talk again to Mayor Wertz. His latest release is Try Harder, which is also his first full album as Mayor Wertz. It maintains his expected sense of humor, but it also feels more personal, something

In this episode of the Fandomania: Geek Music podcast, I talk to members of The Grammar Club. Their latest release is Live Slow. Die Whenever. It’s a noticeable step up in terms of production and “sophistication,” although you can still expect their